CARICATURE "They were trying to smother the Citizen in the teapot.". The Mad Hatter is portrayed as a German with the spiked helmet and a cigar in his mouth; while the peaceful March Hare is replaced by a fierce wolf; and together they try to put the Dormouse into the teapot-Citizen; on the table; as a headquarters; they are scattered sheets and strips of teletypes with uninterrupted war reports. Table taken from "Malice in Kulturland" Horace Matthew Wyatt (1876 -?); A key political parody inspired in the text and illustrations by W. Tell the famous edition of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" and "Through the looking-glass" Lewis Carroll illustrated by John Tenniell; when ostensibly modeled on the original drawings; caricatures are signed "W. Tell after John Tenniell". The car illustrated; London; 1915